Skaters
Fumie Suguri
Born:
December 31, 1980
Birthplace:
Chiba
Height:
5' 2"
Level:
Senior
Hometown:
Yokohama City,
Club:
Shin Yokohama Prince Hotel FSC
Coach:
Alexei Mishin
Choreographer:
Alexei Mishin
Suguri started to skate in Alaska, where her father, an international pilot, was working ... Suguri was the first lady
from Japan to win an ISU Championship (2001 Four Continents) since Yuka Sato won the worlds in 1994 ... Suguri was the first Japanese woman to win the ISU Grand Prix Final (in 2004) ... Her younger sister Chika was a competitive figure skater and competed at the international level ... Suguri switched coaches following the 2006-07 season and has been training in Moscow since the spring of 2007 ... She switched coaches again, to Nikolai Morozov, in summer 2008 and trained in Hackensack, N.J.
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2008 Season NotesSP Music: "Fanfan" by Nicolas Jorelle
FS Music: "Otonal" by Raul di Blasio
- 2011 - Japanese Championships - 7th
2010 - Trophee Eric Bompard - 8th
2010 - Skate Canada - 9th
2010 - Japanese Championships - 7th
2009 - Skate America - 4th
2009 - Cup of China - 7th
2009 - Finlandia Trophy - 7th
2009 - World Championships - 8th
2009 - Four Continents Championships - 6th
2009 - Japanese Championships - 2nd
2008 - Cup of Russia - 3rd
2008 - HomeSense Skate Canada - 2nd
2008 - Four Continents Championships - 10th
2008 - Japanese Championships - 4th
2007 - Cup of Russia - 5th
2007 - Cup of China - 4th
2007 - Asian Winter Games - 2nd
2007 - Japanese Championships - 4th
2007 - Grand Prix Final, St. Petersburg - 4th
2006 - NHK Trophy - 6th
2006 - HomeSense Skate Canada - 2nd
2006 - World Championships - 2nd
2006 - Winter Olympic Games - 4th
2006 - Japanese Championships - 1st
2005 - NHK Trophy - 2nd
2005 - MasterCard Skate Canada - 8th
2005 - World Championships - 5th
2005 - Four Continents Championships - 1st
2005 - Japanese Championships - 3rd
2004 - Trophee Eric Bompard - 4th
2004 - MasterCard Skate Canada - 4th
2004 - World Championships - 7th
2004 - Japanese Championships - 2nd
2004 - Grand Prix Final, Colorado Springs - 1st
2003 - NHK Trophy - 1st
2003 - Cup of China - 3rd
2003 - MasterCard Skate Canada - 9th
2003 - World Championships - 3rd
2003 - Four Continents Championships - 1st
2003 - Asian Winter Games - 2nd
2003 - Japanese Championships - 1st
2003 - Grand Prix Final, St. Petersburg - 6th
2002 - NHK Trophy - 4th
2002 - Skate Canada - 2nd
2002 - World Championships - 3rd
2002 - Winter Olympic Games - 5th
2002 - Japanese Championships - 1st
2001 - NHK Trophy - 7th
2001 - Skate Canada - 4th
2001 - World Championships - 7th
2001 - Four Continents Championships - 1st
2001 - Japanese Championships - 1st
2000 - NHK Trophy - 5th
2000 - Skate Canada - 3rd
2000 - Four Continents Championships - 4th
2000 - Japanese Championships - 3rd
2000 - Grand Prix Final, Lyon - 4th
1999 - Bofrost Cup on Ice - 2nd
1999 - Cup of Russia - 3rd
1999 - World Championships - 20th
1999 - Four Continents Championships - 5th
1999 - Japanese Championships - 2nd
1999 - Asian Winter Games - 3rd
1999 - Grand Prix Final, St. Petersburg - 5th
1998 - NHK Trophy - 3rd
1998 - Skate Canada - 2nd
1998 - Japanese Championships - 2nd
1997 - NHK Trophy - 5th
1997 - World Championships - 18th
1997 - World Junior Championships - 4th
1997 - Japanese Championships - 1st
1997 - Japanese Championships, Junior - 2nd
1996 - NHK Trophy - 6th
1996 - Cup of Russia - 7th
1996 - World Junior Championships - 4th
1996 - Japanese Championships - 4th
1996 - Japanese Championships, Junior - 2nd
1996 - Asian Winter Games - 3rd
1995 - Japanese Championships, Junior - 10th
1994 - Japanese Championships, Junior - 9th
1993 - Japanese Championships, Junior - 10th
